« So here's the thing, the people doing all this are child development experts, so they would know all about brain development » But are they ? Do we have any

« So here's the thing, the people doing all this are child development experts, so they would know all about brain development » But are they ? Do we have any indication that this is the case ? Those tech companies could just be after what they see is money and not be based on any science (as it’s often the case). From Gaggle’s website: « You are invading my child’s privacy! Well, aren’t you? Most educators and attorneys will tell you that when your child is using school-provided technology, there should be no expectation of privacy. In fact, your child’s school is legally required by federal law (Children's Internet Protection Act) to protect children from accessing obscene or harmful content over the Internet.". This is the worst straw man argument I have seen in a long time. You can prevent my kid from seeing porn without reading everything she does.